What's your plan for housing? It's expensive where the work is.

I guess you'll be ignoring /. then. That / is definitely slanted.

How did you manage to get your Mac infested with Windows 10?

Almost all of the top 100 or so are absolutely not surprising at all, but what's with Proyecto 40 and AMGTV? I can't find anything newsworthy or interesting about them. I don't understand why they made the top 5000 at all, much less into the top 10.

You work to live. The people you don't understand are those who live to work. There's no guarantee at all that those who live to work will end up rich, and many if not most do not, but the study has found that those that do become rich by working skew heavily towards those who live to work. Those who live to work don't stop working; why would you stop doing something you like to do? If they are forced to retire, they will find something, anything, to keep themselves busy, usually driving their spouses/family/neighbors mad in the process.

If you're not employing megnetoplasmadynamic engines with potassium seeded helium propellant, I'm not interested.

I'm with XKCD on this - it's all about how many things you can remember easily, and catering to that. Sure, I can just bang on my keyboard like a frustrated pianist and make an ironclad password like apSo8soDis+y2apjbea;is5ya4sHayb,Fia7py but can I memorize that? Heck, no. I construct a sentence of long words that almost makes sense, and include a bit of punctuation (if allowed), numbers and capitalization. If you construct the sentence well, you can even make several words count as one thing to remember. Here's an example of a password that has four things to remember (a four word sentence, a number, a punctuation and a capitalization) that took me a minute or two to generate: powerful3education=automaticallyMeasured

"Control to Static Headspace-Multicapillary Column-Gas Chromatography-Ion Mobility Spectrometry, please respond..."
"Control to Static Headspace-Multicapillary Column-Gas Chromatography-Ion Mobility Spectrometry, please respond..."
"Control to Static Spacehead-Multitipperary Column-Godammit I quit!"

What do you need a lock screen for? All it's there for is to make you hit a key to make it go away. Utterly useless. So get rid of it! Regedit, HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Policies\Microsoft\Windows, create a Personalization key if there isn't one, make a DWORD (32-bit) Value of NoLockScreen and set it to 1. Reboot and it's gone.

Facebook did that, and in 2013, out of a total of 1,231 people hired, 7 were African-American.

Only because you haven't watched enough porn. Individual, innocent, insertion, interview, Italian...

I have family in Fairbanks that run an industrial business that would inevitably be significantly involved in and enormously impacted by such a project, and I can tell you that there is no talk of or preparation of even the slightest increase in the infrastructure that would be required before this project even began.

The first phase of an initial inquiry into increasing railroad infrastructure from Alaska to the lower 48, about 10 years ago, rung up an estimate of about a dozen billion dollars; everyone involved did the "let me laugh even harder" dance, and a second phase of the inquiry never happened.

That short little hop between Nome and Fairbanks is 500 miles of wilderness. There are no roads in the entire western half of Alaska and nobody is talking about building any.

The Olympic Committee, professional sports of all kinds, scholastic sports, athletics, and so on. Will these be allowed? Will they be disallowed? Is there already rules in the books that cover something like this, or will there have to be a flood of new rules in every sports organization to cover unpowered exoskeletons of all kinds?

This is sounding a lot like a situation my family is now dealing with, and the results weren't pretty.

My sister-in-law attempted to homeschool her daughter. It's a bit of a mystery why, because it definitely wasn't the usual religious or political reasons. The sister-in-law did not do well in high school, barely made it to graduation. I can only guess that she didn't want her daughter to have the same terrible experience with school that she had.

The end result was that starting at age 11, she kept her daughter at home, did not connect up with local school districts while moving to two different states, and apparently went from minimal schooling at the beginning to no schooling at all. Which should not have been a big surprise since she did so poorly in school herself. Her daughter ended up isolated from other kids her age, mostly just sitting in a room bored out of her mind. The daughter is now 17, the rest of the family has intervened and she's finally getting enrolled into a good small alternative school, where she'll be assessed to figure out where she needs to catch up, but it's going to take awhile because we know she needs some refresher courses on multiplication tables, for instance.

So you have got to ask yourself and your wife hard questions about why she feels qualified to teach when she couldn't even complete high school. Maybe adult life and the GED stuff got her up to normal functioning or maybe even better than usual - but probably not. What happens in the very real possibility that she finds she can't hack it as a teacher? Because the ability to teach is not in all of us, and if it was difficult to learn, it's going to be even more difficult to teach.

You should see the violence and mayhem that an individual with the name A O (first name A, last name O) wreaks upon an HMO patient data file system for which some long-departed pre-millenial programmer decided there should be a three-character minimum for the combined name field.